i look to him. he looked at me, and then he nodded. i had nightmares that night. really? yes. because certain numbers boom, boom, boom, boom so he s sitting there with it because the president is there? the president has to be 100 feet. he can t go anywhere without that thing, the football being next to him. so you re fear is now the other guy has the football? you got the crazy guy in north korea, the crazy guy in russia, agent orange in the white house. we re on the brink. and for our viewers that don t know, agent orange is president trump? i don t want to say his name, but that s the guy. i want my viewers to be on the same rhythm. yes. that s agent orange. let me ask you about agent oran orange, as you call him. his 101st day of his presidency. disaster.
couple hundred people up at that supermarket right now in need of rescue. so we expect another run of these buss to come back through. but that s the situation in orange. this was a community that didn t expect to see this level of flooding. this after the second wave of harvey after it kicked out into the gulf of mexico and back inhad to the texas/louisiana border. and i talked to folks that have lived here for more than 20 years, they ve never seen this type of flooding before and when it started to seep in about 1:00 this morning, they had to quickly make plans to get their families to safe and dry ground and that process continues as we re into the 10:00 hour into this part of the country. this is a long recovery for many people in the country like in houston and other parts. i m sure you ve seen this as well where you are. the remarkable resolve of the people in orange texas has impressed me all day today.
oran orange, texas. what s happening there now? reporter: well, anderson, just in the last hour we ve seen a pretty remarkable rescue effort here and we told you about the shopping center that s here behind me. this is a staging area where they ve been taking many of the volunteer boat crews and bringing them to that closed supermarket. from there, that s a little bit of high ground. it is dry there. then they ve brought a whole armoda of buses from lake charles, louisiana, which is another 45 minutes to the east and one by one those buses loaded up hundreds of people. they came right by where we are now, headed back up on i-10 and they re going to safety and a dry shelter in lake charles. there were at least 10 buses that we saw leave here and go back to the lake charles. there are still at least a